Conor Creighton

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1,093 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 16 Sep

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Healing From Irishness · The End Of Fitting In · 3 Sep 2026 podcast

radically comfortable with how you feel at any time and maintaining that sense of comfort so many of us so many of us irish people we were raised to just tolerate massive discomfort at all times it was very much like this was the unwritten rule of how we

exist in our families, how we exist in our society, that we would tolerate massive discomfort.

That is fading.

And what's coming in instead is a whole new generation of people who really prioritize their own sense of comfort over the upset and the needs of others to maintain some sort of false harmony.

So let's look at fitting in a little bit deeper here.

So the premise of fitting in is I will construct my life around what other people want.

Now, this just doesn't work.

It really doesn't work.

It's as...

It makes as little sense as sort of, you know, this mass production of electric cars, which just creates as much waste as anything before.

You know, it just doesn't make any sense.

We know from a very natural point in our bodies that our bodies will begin to revolt when they're not doing what they want.

We know that our bodies are designed

to function at their best when we're doing what we want, when we are living true to ourselves.

So the more that we are existing or the wants of others, the more our bodies are just going to decay.

You see this, there's a thing that they call, they call it like the cancer profile, you know, they call it the autoimmune disease profile, and it really is someone who is self-sacrificing.

We're not meant to self-sacrifice.

The essence of fitting in

is that you sacrifice yourself for everybody else.

Maybe at one stage in society this had some sort of a weight to it.

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